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Newspaper

Fremont Eagle

Location

Fremont, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1922

Page

2

Portage House Drama Ends In Silent Confrontation

In the strained scene Molly faces her furious father McDonald over Joe Bostock’s death. Will Carruthers is carried from the muskeg and Molly defends him as the factor fights a chilling guilt and a harsh demand to remove the body. The tension peaks as the stairwell becomes the battleground for justice.

Wilton Sian ix Melly Bowyer Carruthers

Wilton and Molly Fight for Missoubi Line Hope

Wilton defends Joe Bostock’s Missoubi project as Bowyer presses for control. A store confrontation reveals Bowyer’s threats while Molly and Wilton confess love and a shared vision. Wilton explains a clay land wealth behind the line that could boost Canadian wheat and honor Joe’s dream.

USDA Test on Molasses in Cattle Diets Shows Limits

A USDA Louisiana cooperation study fed two groups of nine yearling steers for 112 days to measure molasses limits in a ration of 5.4 lb cottonseed meal and 46 lb corn silage. Lot 1 received 5.42 lb molasses daily and gained 2.48 lb per steer daily while Lot 2 got 8.07 lb and gained 2.41 lb per steer daily. Lot 2 used more silage, cottonseed meal, and molasses per 100 lb gain, indicating waste at higher molasses levels.

United States Department of Agriculture Louisiana Experiment Station

Molly Dear Synopsis in Big Muskeg

Joe Bostock and engineer Wilton Carruthers face a swamp on the Misso ubi railroad project. A rifle kills Bostock and injures Carruthers who then drags the body to a Hudson Bay station where McDonald’s daughter Molly helps him. Bowyer mocks Molly. Carruthers vows love and she accepts marriage.

Molly Tom Bowyer Lee Chambers Joe Bostock New Northern Chambers Wilton Bowyer Will Carruthers Will Winnipeg George Tom Missouri Prairie City Joe Joe Bos Mr. Carruthers Cold Junction The Portage Molly McDonald Kitty Phayre Bank of New North Manitoba Engineers’ Commission Ontario Manitoba Canada Missoubi Wilton Carruthers Bostock Carruthers Hudson's Bay Company McDonald

Wilton Returns to Portage After Night Rescue

Wilton insists on returning to the wilds despite severe injuries to his feet and swollen arms. Molly pleads but relents only to Sunday rest. The two spalforeeds and McDonald recover consciousness. Wilton suspects an accidental shot and questions their account as bloodstains surface along his trail and the portage.

Bowyer Wilton Molly McDonald Wilds

WON FAME AS A SEA FIGHTER

A Norwegian admiral and naval strategist Tordenksjold rose from cadet to admiral in eight years and died at thirty He helped defend Norway against Charles XII of Sweden and preserve Denmark's integrity Legends exaggerate his exploits and bravado He was killed in a duel in 1720.

Tordenksjold Charles XII Sweden Norway Denmark Tory

Pawnbroker’s Hotel Conjurer Demand Sparks Return of Wealth

A retired pawnbroker, staying at a fashionable hotel, worries over absent mindedness. A conjurer performs for guests then asks, Will any gentleman in the audience lend me 107 dollars. The ex-pawnbroker reacts to the odd demand.

Romans Hire Greek Masters for Monument Decor

A fragment notes that the Romans found Greek craftsmen superior and imported and hired them to decorate their monuments, integrating Greek workmanship into Roman architecture. The passage reflects admiration for Greek artistry influencing Roman projects.

Nate, Pee

Rooting in Hogs A Natural Swine Trait

Experts from the Nebraska State College of Agriculture say rooting is a natural swine behavior with no special health benefit or harm. Hogs root to find food and to cool off, and rings can be used to curb damage without harming progress.

Nebraska State College of Agriculture

Efficiency of Work Horse in Hot Weather Feeding

Farmers learn that a horse’s daily work in heat hinges on proper feeding. To sustain full capacity all summer, a 1500 pound horse needs about 20 pounds of hay and 22 to 24 pounds of oats daily. Choice feeds include bright clean timothy or upland prairie hay and bright clean oats. Careful feed selection safeguards health and judgment.

Live stock hints for summer care and hog farming tips

Live stock guidance urges ample salt for work horses and continuous water during heat. Notes variable feed needs even among same weight horses. Recommends oiler rubbing post as essential on hog farms and farms with hogs.

Hot Weather Drinks From a 1923 Western Newspaper Uni

A 1923 feature lists refreshing warm weather beverages and methods. It covers lemonade with an egg for body, mint garnish, berry juices including raspberry shrub, grape juice homemade quality, cocoa and iced beverages. Instructions for iced tea mixing, shrub preparation, and a frozen beef tea for invalids are given along with encouragement to endure heat cheerfully.

Savory Tea Crackers and Fresh Salads Delights

A guide to serving crackers with cottage cheese and maraschino cherry, gingerbread rounds, and a pecan topped cheese cracker. Also recipes for Rice a la Creme with gelatin, Head Lettuce with Roquefort dressing, Huntington Salad, Pea Salad with cheese and pickles, and Harvest Gingerade with ginger and sugar.

Tanlac credited with dramatic health turn for Akron man

J E Mowrer of 157 Park St Akron Ohio reports ten pound weight gain and complete relief from indigestion and nervous weariness after using Tanlac. He says appetite returned, stomach issues vanished and strength improved. Tanlac sold by all good druggists. The ad ends with a moral about broken faith.

Tanlac J. E. Mowrer Park St Akron Tanize

FLOCK TO CANADA Removal of Restrictions Necessary During the War

The Canadian government eased wartime immigration limits to allow entry for desirable classes, noting the move fosters settlement and moral gains. European and British migrants, including Serbians Poles Swiss Roumanians Dutch Jugo Slavs French Danes Norwegians Swedes Finns Lithuanians, are cited as constructive contributors to western provinces amid post war recovery.

Canada Dominion Scottian

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